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Crystal Hot Spring

Oita, Oita Prefecture 870-8504, Japan
33.2364° N · 131.6342° E
Crystal Hot Spring
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Rating
★ 4.1
Reviews
144
Photos
18
Amenities
Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible parking lotSaunaDay-use private bathFree-flowing onsenOnsen water directly flows from the sourceLie-down bathNatural onsenRest areaBedrock bathOpen-air bathRestaurantFree parking lotOn-site parking
Hours
monday
12–11 PM
tuesday
12–11 PM
wednesday
12–11 PM
thursday
12–11 PM
friday
12–11 PM
saturday
12–11 PM
sunday
12–11 PM
Contact
Phone
+81 97-552-2070
What visitors say top 5 of 10 reviews
たびこたびおa year ago
★★★★★

Opening hours: 12:00-23:00. Adult admission: 400 yen. The piping hot spring water flows directly from the source, and there's a sauna and cold water bath. The sauna isn't very warm, so alternating between the hot spring and cold water is recommended for a refreshing experience. There are lockers with keys, but since the hot spring water is completely visible through the glass, you might not need a key. There's a hair dryer available for 10 yen for 3 minutes, but you don't need the 10 yen. You can use it. As it's similar to a public bath, shampoo and body soap are not provided. Showers are available. It's a hot spring public bath. There's also a parking lot behind the building, which makes for a fairly large area. If you're hungry, try the delicious Indian curry restaurant (Yumeya) next to the building. The smell of curry is just right.

よっちゃん呉人a year ago
★★★☆☆

The building is clean, despite its age. The mist sauna in the men's bath (at the back) has been broken for a long time, so there's more steam in the bath area. I think they could just put a long bench there, open the window a little, and use it as a rest area. The sauna is a low-temperature sauna (66°C) and there's a TV; the remote is at the entrance to the large bath. The large bath has a jet bath, a reclining bath, and a cold bath. It's cheap at 400 yen for adults, and since it's close by, I thought it would be good for occasional use. There was also a family bath. ✨ There's parking both in front and behind the bath, so there are quite a few spaces. 🅿️ I went around 3pm on a Saturday, and it was empty.

t kEdited 5 years ago
★★★★★

First of all, the prices at this hot spring are reasonable. I brought my own bathing kit, so it wasn't a hassle, but be aware that they don't provide shampoo or other amenities. Lockers cost 100 yen to lock, but they're returned. The building itself is old, so the facilities are a bit rough, but I still think they're simple and clean. The bathtub is quite hot, so if you don't like heat, this might not be for you... There's an electric bath next door, which has a high current, which was just right for me. I was looking around wondering why there were no staff around, when someone who seemed to be a regular customer came to help me, lol. I think this is a really great facility.

凛Rin.rin11 months ago
★★★★★

After work, I came to this hot spring that I had been interested in for a while. I called to inquire about whether it was possible to use the family bath, and they were very friendly. The changing rooms were clean, and the hot spring ♨️ was free-flowing... It was a very pleasant experience to relieve my fatigue. I will continue to use it in the future. Thank you very much.

하짱오7 months ago
★★★★★

The owner is super kind ㅠㅠ I used the family bath! The family bath is not a public bath, so it's nice to enjoy it privately ㅎㅎ After bathing, you can have a drink of Yuyu🥹 I went twice~! Highly recommended!!! I have to go again next time I go to Oita It's really nice!! It's really kind🤍 I hope I'll be able to go again next time I go there more often╰(*´︶`*)╯♡

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